If you’re feeling the stress of the Coronavirus, raise your recently-sanitized hand! Events are cancelled. Schools are closing. Even churches are telling people to stay home. Yes, there are very […]
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Enrich your spiritual journey by beginning a meditation practice. Mindfulness meditation is about cultivating a present-moment, openhearted, nonjudgmental awareness that can connect us more deeply to ourselves and the Holy […]
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This event has been cancelled due to not not being able to meet the minimum registration requirements. For questions, contact Heather at heather@stisidore.church St. Isidore Health Ministry, in partnership with […]
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10 AM – 2 PM Bring your expired or unused medicine (no liquids, needles or inhalers) for disposal to: Macomb County Sheriff’s Department 43565 Elizabeth Road, Mt. Clemens Clinton Township […]
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Thanksgiving starts the holiday “eating” season for most of us. Undoubtedly, our meals are an important part of our traditions and celebrations. It is possible to stay on track with […]
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Grief support workshop The Parish Health Ministry is sponsoring a workshop for those who are grieving a loss of a loved one. The event takes place on Tuesday, November 20 […]
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The St. Isidore Church Health Ministry in partnership with Dave Rizzi, R.Ph., from CVS Pharmacy, will be hosting a Flu Shot Clinic on a first come, first serve basis, in […]
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Up to 50% of adults living at home have significant chronic pain. It’s important to distinguish between the two major forms of pain – acute and chronic. Acute pain results […]
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More and more injectable medications are being prescribed for home and personal use. Medications for diabetes, blood-thinners, allergies, and arthritis are just a few on the market these days. These […]
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Studies have shown that omega-3 fatty acids in fish oil have an anti-inflammatory property and can relieve tender joints and ease morning stiffness. The best source is found in cold-water […]
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Fireworks-related injuries are most common on July 4 and New Year’s Eve. Fireworks can cause death and serious injury, including burns, lacerations and foreign objects in the eye. Make the […]
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Summer time often means moving our cooking outdoors! Here are a few tips to keep those summer cook outs safe and delicious: Keep your grill clean by scrubbing it before […]
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Want to stay in shape? Join the Armchair Aerobics! Note: There are no meetings when the parish office is closed (ex. holidays) or during the months of July and August. […]
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